I have a nice old, no longer available, DeLonghi EW750L 1500 watt heater. I got it free. They sold them in the mid 2000s as that is when I see Amazon reviews for them. It works great. Please remember the more the digital gadgetry then the more can go wrong. Stick with more basic DeLonghis if possible.
The Amazon Basics heater stands out due to its lightweight design, making it easy to handle. The strategically placed handle and control panel cater to users with back pain. The only downside is the confusing on/off light indicator.
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I have a nice old, no longer available, DeLonghi EW750L 1500 watt heater. I got it free. They sold them in the mid 2000s as that is when I see Amazon reviews for them. It works great. Please remember the more the digital gadgetry then the more can go wrong. Stick with more basic DeLonghis if possible.
The Amazon Basics heater stands out due to its lightweight design, making it easy to handle. The strategically placed handle and control panel cater to users with back pain. The only downside is the confusing on/off light indicator.
If my heater falls over I'm whipping ass 😂. The kids and the dog already know
What’s square footage of heat on all this units?
Why in the L; don't you build an oil radiator style heater that has as its heat source induction technology????? BTW that is a million dollar idea!!
how much time does the amazon one takes to heat up a room?
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You are showing two different heaters for #1.